McGovern's Bills Future Uncertain, Market Bright

0:00It's March 5th. Here's your NFL news in two minutes. Buffalo Bill's free agent center, Conor McGovern, believes his time with the team is likely done. The 28-year-old pro-bowl player said neither he nor his agent has heard from General Manager Brandon Bean since the postseason exit. Interviews. That silence has him thinking it's over. Even so, McGovern would love to stay in Buffalo if the money works out. He admits it's a business and he's realistic about the numbers. There's a specific amount he and his wife would accept to skip the open market altogether. The Bill's face tough salary cap choices on their offensive line this offseason. Another starter, left guard David Edwards, is also hitting free agency. McGovern gets that they might only bring back one due to money constraints as the newly gear starts March 11th. He also opened up about battling injuries last season without missing much time. In one game, he tore ligaments and broken knuckle in his snapping hand, then later ripped his left triceps.

1:00Still, he stayed durable, only sitting out regular season finales when started as rested. His market looks strong as the number 2 center available with guard experience adding value. Demand might rise after a top center retired unexpectedly and sights project his worth at about $16 million a year. D&N is brought to you by our sponsor link in the description. Layback. Press Play. Let the pillow do the rest. Down meets comfort, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.